Don't Knock Twice
- So, Ben, have you ever
sat for her?
- God, no. No.
Her subjects are, um,
mothers, babies
so she has no use for me.
- I've read
about your latest show.
Congratulations.
It must be a real thrill to do
all that hard work come good.
-Yeah, it went down a storm
and she got a couple
of commissions
which is always a bonus.
- Your success will really help
your application.
Everyone here at the home
is thrilled
that you've applied for custody.
I know that
your recent relationship
with your daughter
hasn't been easy
as much as you do.
-Hi, Chloe.
- I'll leave you to it.
- Wow, my photo of you
is really out of date.
So, Louisa said that you were
thinking about our offer.
Come and stay with us,
see how you feel.
We've got a great bedroom.
The house is in a quiet
neighborhood,
but it's just a short
train ride...
-why are you doing this?
-I was hoping..
Now that I've moved back
for good
that you and I could spend
some time together.
- Nine years ago
was when I needed you.
Didn't want me then.
-I did.
I..
I... I..
-Don't come here again.
Don't call me.
Just leave me the f*** alone.
Okay?
- Chloe, please don't leave.
- Jess, you know how
important tonight is for me.
Will you please get ready?
We're going to be late.
Jess?
I've already moved this dinner
twice because of you.
- Tira, do you mind
if we pick this up next week?
-Of course.
- We need to leave
in 20 minutes.
-Bye, Ben!
Can you hold her?
-Um, yeah.
Okay. Hi.
Oh.
- Don't be sad
about your daughter.
A mother's love for her child
is very powerful.
This is a talas.
Its magic will help
your daughter
see the love in your heart.
-It's pretty. Thank you.
-You're welcome. Bye.
-What?
- F***ing kids.
- Do you remember
when we used to play that game?
You should see Mary's house now.
They knocked down
the whole street.
Come.
I wanna show you something.
- But I haven't finished.
You know kids are scared
to come here now?
They say that 'cause Mary's dead
there's no one left
to feed the demon.
They reckon
waiting for someone to knock.
- Why are we even here?
You know I hate this place.
- Once to wake her from her bed.
Twice to raise her
from the dead.
If you knock her door,
Sooner or later she comes
knockin' for you.
- That's not funny.
She took Michael.
-It's just a story.
I'm sorry.
Look. I'll prove it to ya.
Gonna have a go?
-Danny?
Danny!
- Hah!
- Oh, f***!
You are such a sh*t!
- That was great.
-Why would you do that?
-Your face.
Wait, I'm sorry,
I'm joking, I'm joking.
Come on. You alright?
-Danny.
It's coming.
Get out.
Run.
-Sorry, did I wake you?
-I don't feel right, chlo.
-Hang on. Two secs.
Sorry, that's so creepy.
at my door.
Danny?
- Danny's phone.
Leave a message.
-Where are you?
Just call me, okay?
Danny?
- Run for your life.
-Danny.
- Chlo..
-Danny.
- Do you mind?
The cleaners wanna do the room.
- Yeah, sorry.
I'll just get my phone.
Someone open the door! Help!
Someone open the door!
Someone open the door!
Open the door! Open the door!
Help!
Help, open the door! Please!
Please!
-What's going on?
-Ben.
-What?
-There's someone here.
-What?
-Wait.
-No, no. Wait there.
-Can I stay?
- Okay. Bye.
So, um, they said
that it's okay for a few nights
but you have to call Louisa
in the morning.
- It's lovely to have you here,
Chloe.
Okay, I'll see you
in the morning.
-Sorry about the mess.
We've been redecorating.
you would pick
and, uh, you know, just
make the room your own, really.
Yeah.
The bathroom
is through that door.
And, um, Ben and i
are just across the hall
if you, if you need anything.
-This place is huge.
Did you win the lottery
or something?
-Um, no.
Although sometimes
it does feel like it.
The last few years
have been amazing.
The only thing missing was you,
Chloe.
- Well, I'm not gonna
stay very long.
Couple of nights maybe.
- Listen, about
what you said before.
I know that I can't change
what I did.
-I'm pretty tired.
-Of course.
Um..
See you in the morning.
-Can you leave it open?
Please.
-Yeah.
I'm really glad you're here,
Chloe.
She hates me.
I don't blame her.
- Sweetheart,
you can't change the past.
What matters
is that you're trying
Look, I've got to go.
I'll be back for dinner,
alright?
- Why are we having
this conversation again?
I thought we agreed
there would be no more
work trips for a while.
-I know, I know, I'm sorry.
Look, it's only for a few days.
-Get someone else to go.
-I would if I could.
Some new client has insisted
i attend personally.
-Hey, Chloe.
It's carrot and coriander soup.
-I'll alert the media.
- Do you like it?
It's organic.
-Mm-hmm.
-Thank you.
-So, I was thinking
maybe tomorrow
you could give me a hand
in the studio?
It would be a big help to get
the new collection ready.
- Well, maybe she doesn't want
to be an artist.
Some people have real jobs,
you know.
-What, like being a banker?
- Hah, okay.
You got me there.
We are a bunch of shits.
don't you?
- Actually, we, we bought
the house together.
-Did you?
- Just to be clear,
i didn't need her to
I'm bloody loaded,
but your mother is
a very stubborn,
independent woman
makes sell for a fortune.
Christ!
Hey.
- What's the matter?
- Hey, let me.
Let me do it.
Maybe she doesn't like
coriander.
I'll be back soon.
- Yeah. Bye.
Chloe?
Who are you?
- Przepraszam.
-No!
Jesus!
-I heard you shouting.
-Um, it was just a dumb dream.
I'm fine.
-What was it?
-Um..
There was this, um
old woman
with red hair
and she was crying
and she had a... a knife and..
She killed herself.
- When I was a kid, there was
this strange, old woman
who lived near the home.
She had this long,
dirty red hair
everyone called her ginger.
And she never came out of
the house, but you'd see her
in the window sometimes..
that she was a witch.
And so after she died,
stories started
that if you went
and knocked on her door
she would come and get you.
Danny and I went there
the other night.
We knocked.
And now Danny's gone
and I think
she's coming for me next.
- Oh, sweetie,
it was just a bad dream.
-Please don't let her get me.
-Okay.
Nothing is gonna happen to you.
You're safe, okay?
Morning.
I think we overslept.
-Sorry.
-Don't be.
Oh.
It's okay.
Tira?
-Am I early?
- Oh. God. Um, you know,
i must have totally forgotten.
Uh, just give me a second.
Alright, let's go.
We're gonna finish
by the time she's walking.
-That soon?
some coffee.
-Oh, gosh, would I ever?
Thank you.
Um, sorry, tira,
this is my daugh..
Um, sorry.
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